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| − | '''Pallet Town''' is the first setting of the Pokémon anime and video games. It is the hometown of the protagonist, [[Ash Ketchum|Ash]] and his rival's hometown in the games and anime. This town's Pokémon lab is also |
+ | '''Pallet Town''' is the first setting of the Pokémon anime and video games. It is the hometown of the protagonist, [[Ash Ketchum|Ash]] and his [[Gary Oak|rival's]] hometown in the games and anime. This town's Pokémon lab is also where [[Professor Oak]] resides and studies Pokémon. Pallet Town appears in [[Pokémon Red & Blue Version|Pokémon Red/Blue]] and [[Pokémon Yellow]] with 2 houses, one [[Red (game)|Red]]'s and one [[Blue (game)|Blue]]'s, and the Laboratory where [[Professor Oak]] is located. The Japanese motto is "Pallet is the color of pure white beginnings." It is the smallest town in the game. |
==History== |
==History== |
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| − | Many famous people come from Pallet Town, such as Ash Ketchum, Gary Oak, Red, Blue, [[Leaf (game)|Leaf]] and [[Samuel Oak]]. There are only two routes linking Pallet Town to other places, which means that it doesn't have much commerce. |
+ | Many famous people come from Pallet Town, such as Ash Ketchum, Gary Oak, Red, Blue, [[Leaf (game)|Leaf]], [[Chase]], [[Elaine]], [[Trace (game)|Trace]] and [[Samuel Oak]]. There are only two routes linking Pallet Town to other places, which means that it doesn't have much commerce. |
One of the routes (Route 21 south) is a water route, so they get almost nothing coming in from there; the other is Route 1, the only place where they actually travel on, which is north. |
One of the routes (Route 21 south) is a water route, so they get almost nothing coming in from there; the other is Route 1, the only place where they actually travel on, which is north. |
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==In the anime== |
==In the anime== |
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| − | In the anime, |
+ | In the anime, Pallet Town is [[Ash Ketchum|Ash]]'s and [[Gary Oak|Gary]]'s hometown. Professor Oak's lab is also in this town, and Ash deposits all his previous Pokémon there. |
| − | ==Notable |
+ | ==Notable places== |
===Player's house=== |
===Player's house=== |
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[[File:Player House Yellow.png|thumb|The player in his house in ''[[Pokémon Yellow: Special Pikachu Edition|Pokémon Yellow]]''.]] |
[[File:Player House Yellow.png|thumb|The player in his house in ''[[Pokémon Yellow: Special Pikachu Edition|Pokémon Yellow]]''.]] |
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| − | This house is where |
+ | This house is where one begins the journey. The house has two floors. In the player character's room (the upper floor), there is a PC, in which the player character can store and deposit items on and a SNES. When the player character first starts the game, there is a [[Potion]], which can they can withdraw. After they obtains the [[Pokédex]] and the [[Starter Pokémon]] from Professor Oak, the player character's mom starts to heal the player character's [[Pokémon (creature)|Pokémon]]. |
===Rival's house=== |
===Rival's house=== |
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| − | + | The Rival's house has only one floor. Once, Professor Oak has given you the Pokédex, [[Daisy Oak|Daisy]] (the rival's sister) will give the Town Map and also groom one of the player character's Pokémon. |
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| − | ===Professor Oak's |
+ | ===Professor Oak's lab=== |
| − | Professor Oak lives and studies Pokémon in his lab. This is where Professor Oak will give |
+ | Professor Oak lives and studies Pokémon in his lab. This is where Professor Oak will give the starter Pokémon - [[Bulbasaur]], [[Charmander]], or [[Squirtle]]. On the occasion that Professor Oak is out of the previously listed Pokémon, he has been seen to hand out [[Pikachu]] and [[Eevee]]. This is also the location of the player's first battle, which was against their rival, Blue'''<sup>{{RB}}{{Y}}{{FRLG}}</sup>''' or Trace'''<sup>{{PE}}</sup>'''. |
==Pokémon== |
==Pokémon== |
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===Generation III/Third Generation=== |
===Generation III/Third Generation=== |
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* [[Charmander]]-Lv.5-Initial Pokémon-FireRed,LeafGreen. |
* [[Charmander]]-Lv.5-Initial Pokémon-FireRed,LeafGreen. |
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* [[Squirtle]]-Lv.5-Initial Pokémon-FireRed,LeafGreen. |
* [[Squirtle]]-Lv.5-Initial Pokémon-FireRed,LeafGreen. |
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| + | ===='''Starters'''==== |
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| + | * [[Partner Pokémon|Partner]] [[Pikachu]]-Lv.5-Initial Pokémon- Let's Go, Pikachu!, Let's Go, Eevee!. |
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| + | * [[Partner Pokémon|Partner]] [[Eevee]]-Lv.5-Initial Pokémon-Let's Go, Pikachu!, Let's Go, Eevee!. |
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* [[Magikarp]]-Lv.5-Go Fishing-Red,Blue and Yellow. |
* [[Magikarp]]-Lv.5-Go Fishing-Red,Blue and Yellow. |
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* [[Poliwag]]-Lv.10-Go Fishing-Red,Blue and Yellow. |
* [[Poliwag]]-Lv.10-Go Fishing-Red,Blue and Yellow. |
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* [[Tentacool]]-Lv.30-39-Surfing-Gold,Silver,Crystal. |
* [[Tentacool]]-Lv.30-39-Surfing-Gold,Silver,Crystal. |
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* [[Tentacruel]]-Lv.35-39-Surfing-Gold,Silver,Crystal. |
* [[Tentacruel]]-Lv.35-39-Surfing-Gold,Silver,Crystal. |
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* [[Chinchou]]-Lv.40-Go Fishing-Gold,Silver,Crystal. |
* [[Chinchou]]-Lv.40-Go Fishing-Gold,Silver,Crystal. |
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* [[Lanturn]]-Lv.40-Go Fishing-Gold,Silver,Crystal. |
* [[Lanturn]]-Lv.40-Go Fishing-Gold,Silver,Crystal. |
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* [[Tentacool]]-Lv.5-40-Surfing-FireRed,LeafGreen. |
* [[Tentacool]]-Lv.5-40-Surfing-FireRed,LeafGreen. |
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* [[Magikarp]]-Lv.5-Go Fishing-FireRed,LeafGreen. |
* [[Magikarp]]-Lv.5-Go Fishing-FireRed,LeafGreen. |
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* [[Shellder]]-Lv.15-25-Go Fishing-FireRed. |
* [[Shellder]]-Lv.15-25-Go Fishing-FireRed. |
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* [[Kingler]]-Lv.25-35-Go Fishing-LeafGreen. |
* [[Kingler]]-Lv.25-35-Go Fishing-LeafGreen. |
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| − | * [[Seadra]]-Lv.25-35-Go Fishing- |
+ | * [[Seadra]]-Lv.25-35-Go Fishing-FireRed. |
* [[Staryu]]-Lv.15-25-Go Fishing-LeafGreen. |
* [[Staryu]]-Lv.15-25-Go Fishing-LeafGreen. |
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* [[Gyarados]]-Lv.15-25-Go Fishing-FireRed,LeafGreen. |
* [[Gyarados]]-Lv.15-25-Go Fishing-FireRed,LeafGreen. |
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| + | *[[Pidgey]]-Lv.3-56-In the sky-Let's Go, Pikachu!, Let's Go, Eevee!. |
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| + | *[[Pidgeotto]]-Lv.3-56-In the sky-Let's Go, Pikachu!, Let's Go, Eevee!. |
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| + | *[[Pidgeot]]-Lv.3-56-In the sky-Let's Go, Pikachu!, Let's Go, Eevee!. |
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==Trainer Tips== |
==Trainer Tips== |
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===3rd Generation=== |
===3rd Generation=== |
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| − | + | |"Press START to open the MENU." |
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==Ingame Message== |
==Ingame Message== |
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| − | *''"Player is playing the SNES!...Okay! It's time to go! |
+ | *''"Player is playing the SNES!...Okay! It's time to go!"'' - SNES, Pokémon Blue |
| + | *''"Right. All boys leave home some day. It said so on TV. Prof. Oak, next door, is looking for you."'' - Mom, Pokémon Blue |
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*''"I'm raising Pokémon too! When they get strong, they can protect me!"'' - Female in front of house, Pokémon Blue |
*''"I'm raising Pokémon too! When they get strong, they can protect me!"'' - Female in front of house, Pokémon Blue |
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*''"Hi Player! Rival is out at Grandpa's lab."'' - Rival's Sister, Pokémon Blue |
*''"Hi Player! Rival is out at Grandpa's lab."'' - Rival's Sister, Pokémon Blue |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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| − | *If the player presses A on the TV in the player's house in the living room, the message log will say "Four boys are walking on a railroad track" |
+ | *If the player character presses A on the TV in the player's house in the living room, the message log will say "Four boys are walking on a railroad track", which is a reference to the movie ''[[wikipedia:Stand By Me (film)|Stand By Me]]'', based off the book by [[wikipedia:Stephen King|Stephen King]]. |
| − | *Pallet Town has no gym unlike other settlements in Kanto. |
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==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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Gen 2 Pallet Town.png|Pallet Town in Generation II |
Gen 2 Pallet Town.png|Pallet Town in Generation II |
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Gen 3 Pallet Town.jpg|Pallet Town in Gen III |
Gen 3 Pallet Town.jpg|Pallet Town in Gen III |
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Pallet Town.PNG|Pallet Town in "The Dream Continues!" |
Pallet Town.PNG|Pallet Town in "The Dream Continues!" |
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Revision as of 22:16, 20 November 2019
Pallet Town is the first setting of the Pokémon anime and video games. It is the hometown of the protagonist, Ash and his rival's hometown in the games and anime. This town's Pokémon lab is also where Professor Oak resides and studies Pokémon. Pallet Town appears in Pokémon Red/Blue and Pokémon Yellow with 2 houses, one Red's and one Blue's, and the Laboratory where Professor Oak is located. The Japanese motto is "Pallet is the color of pure white beginnings." It is the smallest town in the game.
History
Many famous people come from Pallet Town, such as Ash Ketchum, Gary Oak, Red, Blue, Leaf, Chase, Elaine, Trace and Samuel Oak. There are only two routes linking Pallet Town to other places, which means that it doesn't have much commerce.
One of the routes (Route 21 south) is a water route, so they get almost nothing coming in from there; the other is Route 1, the only place where they actually travel on, which is north.
The main trading city is Viridian City, where they get their supplies as there is no Poké Mart or Pokémon Center in the town (although in the game, the player's mom heals him/her). This is where all Pokémon trainers start out, as it is where Professor Oak gives out the Starter Pokémon.
In the anime
In the anime, Pallet Town is Ash's and Gary's hometown. Professor Oak's lab is also in this town, and Ash deposits all his previous Pokémon there.
Notable places
Player's house
The player in his house in Pokémon Yellow.
This house is where one begins the journey. The house has two floors. In the player character's room (the upper floor), there is a PC, in which the player character can store and deposit items on and a SNES. When the player character first starts the game, there is a Potion, which can they can withdraw. After they obtains the Pokédex and the Starter Pokémon from Professor Oak, the player character's mom starts to heal the player character's Pokémon.
Rival's house
The Rival's house has only one floor. Once, Professor Oak has given you the Pokédex, Daisy (the rival's sister) will give the Town Map and also groom one of the player character's Pokémon.
Professor Oak's lab
Professor Oak lives and studies Pokémon in his lab. This is where Professor Oak will give the starter Pokémon - Bulbasaur, Charmander, or Squirtle. On the occasion that Professor Oak is out of the previously listed Pokémon, he has been seen to hand out Pikachu and Eevee. This is also the location of the player's first battle, which was against their rival, BlueTemplate:RBTemplate:YTemplate:FRLG or TraceTemplate:PE.
Pokémon
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Generation II/Second Generation |
Generation III/Third Generation |
Generation VII/Seventh Generation |
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Starters
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Starters
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Wild |
Wild
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Wild
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Wild |
Trainer Tips
3rd Generation
| "Press START to open the MENU." |
Ingame Message
- "Player is playing the SNES!...Okay! It's time to go!" - SNES, Pokémon Blue
- "Right. All boys leave home some day. It said so on TV. Prof. Oak, next door, is looking for you." - Mom, Pokémon Blue
- "I'm raising Pokémon too! When they get strong, they can protect me!" - Female in front of house, Pokémon Blue
- "Hi Player! Rival is out at Grandpa's lab." - Rival's Sister, Pokémon Blue
- "Technology is incredible! You can now store and recall items and Pokémon as data via PC!" - Man in front of Prof. Oak's Research Lab., Pokémon Blue
- "Prof. Oak is the authority on Pokémon! Many Pokémon trainers hold him in high regard!" - Female inside Prof. Oak's Research Lab., Pokémon Blue
- "Hey! Wait! Don't go out! It's unsafe! Wild Pokémon live in tall grass! You need your own Pokémon for your protection. I know! Here, come with me!" - Prof. Oak, Pokémon Blue
- "This Pokémon is really energetic!" - Player Choosing Pokémon, Pokémon Blue
Trivia
- If the player character presses A on the TV in the player's house in the living room, the message log will say "Four boys are walking on a railroad track", which is a reference to the movie Stand By Me, based off the book by Stephen King.
Gallery
Pallet Town in Generation I
Pallet Town in Generation II
Pallet Town in Gen III
Pallet Town in Generation IV
Pallet Town in "The Dream Continues!"
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